Steven Frank on Blogging
Steven Frank, of Panic, explains the “existential crisis” he’s having when it comes to blogging:
Depending on which side of the bed I wake up on, blogging is either the vainest possible act of self-puffery, practiced by those who want to believe they are a lot more important than they actually are, or an unprecedented revolution in human communication, no less important of a historical record than the hand-written letters and journals of centuries past.
Sometimes I’ll land on both sides of that fence in the same day. No wonder I’m confused.
Indeed.
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Man! he nailed it.Good stuff.
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Steven - what happens when you land on the fence?
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